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WorksheetsMidsummer Night's Dream - Act III Review
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is the purpose of the prologue written by the craftsmen for their play?
To explain the play's plot and main themes
To beg the audience to forgive the craftsmen's lack of experience as actors
To commend Theseus and Hippolyta on their wedding day
To explain that the lion isn't really a lion, the sword isn't really a sword, and no one really dies
What does Puck call the craftsmen when he sees them rehearsing?
"crafty craftsfolk"
"hempen homespuns"
"authorial actors"
"theatrical dramatists"
What does Puck do to Bottom?
He transforms Bottom's head into that of an donkey.
He transforms Bottom into a fairy.
He gives Bottom the ability to fly.
He sprinkles the love potion onto Bottom's eyes.
What does Titania give to Bottom?
An embrace and a crown of flowers
An embrace and several kisses
An embrace and a group of fairy servants
A robe to wear during his performance
Quince and the others have decided to rehearse their play in the woods because...
they can practice all night
they can practice in the moonlight
no one can see them making fools of themselves
everyone will be surprised by what they do on stage
Once Bottom has been transformed, his friends run from him. He believes they...
have been bewitched by some unseen force in the woods
are trying to play a trick on him and scare him
are angry because only he knows his lines
suddenly feel they need some exercise
Titania, awaking under the spell of the flower, compares Bottom's singing to what?
A tree being sawed down
To the sweet breath of spring
To an angel's
To the song of a bird
When Hermia sees that both Lysander and Demetrius are in love with Helena, what does she think Helena has done?
Hermia thinks Helena has given the men a potion that has confused them.
Hermia thinks that Helena asked for, and has gotten, help from the gods.
Hermia thinks that out of jealousy Helena has made known her taller height, and therefore, urged her greater value of the two maidens
Hermia thinks that Helena has become afraid to die an old maid, and has decided to do anything she can to prevent that from happening.
Why does Oberon send Puck to confuse the two young men?
Oberon is enjoying the mischief he has caused and wants to see what else he can do.
Oberon wants to get Puck out of the way so he can woo Helena himself.
Puck is driving Oberon crazy and he needs something to do.
They are going to fight over Helena, so Oberon has Puck lead them away from each other and put them to sleep
What does Oberon realize when he sees Hermia and Demetrius in the clearing?
That Puck has given the love potion to the wrong woman
That Puck has used up all of the love potion
That Puck has confused Bottom with Demetrius
That Puck has given the love potion to the wrong man
What does Puck declare as he squeezes the love potion onto Lysander's eyelids?
A good night to all, and to all a good night.
All is blissful and peaceful in the land of dreams.
In the morning all will be well.
When you wake, this will be a dream.
How does Puck lure the two Athenian men away from each other?
He chases them in different directions.
He uses their own voices to lead them in separate directions.
He sends Helena and Hermia into the woods so the young men follow them.
He has bottom chase them into the woods.
In Act III, scene ii, Hermia says to Helena: "You Juggler, you cankerblossom...what have you come by night and stol'n my love's heart from him?"
This is an example of ...
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
